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        <title>odML | Open metadata markup language - Templates and Terminologies -</title>
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            <h1>odML Terminologies</h1>
            <p>Data model for storing arbitrary metadata</p>
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                    odML (open metadata Markup Language) is a file format for storing
                    arbitrary metadata. The underlying data model offers a way to store
                    metadata in a structured human- and machine-readable way. Well organized
                    metadata management is a key component to guarantee reproducibility
                    of experiments and to track provenance of performed analyses.
                    More information about the odML project can be found on the
                    <a href="http://g-node.github.io/python-odml/">odML project page</a>.
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                <h1 id="terminologies">odML Terminologies</h1>
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                    odML facilitates and encourages standardization of scientific metadata
                    by providing terminologies. An odML-file can be based on such a terminology.
                    In that case one does not need to provide definitions since they are part of
                    the linked terminology. This page hosts all currently available odML Terminology files.
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                <h2 id="version_latest">Current version</h2>
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                    The following leads to the latest version (v1.1) of the
                    <a href="https://terminologies.g-node.org/v1.1/terminologies.xml">odML Terminologies</a>.
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                <h2 id="version_1.0">Previous versions</h2>
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                    Previous odML Terminology versions can be found <a href="https://terminologies.g-node.org/v1.0/index.xml">here</a>
                    which contain all available odML Terminology files in the odML format version v1.0.
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                <h2 id="involvement">Get involved</h2>
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                    The Terminologies are a community project, if you find something missing,
                    please consider adding your comments, issues or even terminology files
                    on the projects' source page on Github:
                    <a href="https://github.com/G-Node/odml-terminologies">G-Node/odml-terminologies</a>.
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